This is a completely clean, Mate-At-Any-Number routine, using 2 decks. Oh, and no forcing. What you're getting: A video explanation of the original "Long Lost Mates" routine A deceptive card switch Peeks Both decks can be handled and shuffled by the spectators before and after the performance.
This is a fun, interesting effect, in which a free selection multiplies itself, leaving you with 4 of the same selection. It ends with a 4 card change, followed by a surprising transposition! This is entirely clean, requires no forces, and is sure to astonish and amaze your audience. Includes: - In-depth instruction - A few sneaky techniques - Multiple…
A spectator cuts any amount off the deck, they can cut more, or put some back, it is completely their choice, yet you always have control over which card they settle on. Alternatively, they can name any number, and you have control over the card in that position. What you will learn: -Origins of the technique -The workings involved -How…
Excellent for those who love the 'Card At Any Number' plot! This is a multi-phase routine that expands on the Card At Any Number plot. A card is selected, remembered, and replaced. A number is named, and the selection is found at that number. The soul mate to the selection is then located, the other two cards of the same…
